New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY Mr.. ED
MUND YATES.
BIRTHDAY OF THE PRINCE or wALEs-GROsvE'
NORGALLERY TROUBLEs-ARTA AND LOSS AGAINST
sHOPKHEPING AND PRoFITS-THE BATTLE
OVER THE LANGUAGE HONOR SCHOOL
Al oXFORD-THEATRICAL AND
ny CABLE TO THE TsIBUSE.l

LONDON, Nov. Especially do ] desire TO offer MY
respectful congratulations to the Prince Of Wales on
hs entrance tomorrow into his forty seventh year.
1t IL generally believed that professors Of journalism
are not held In high oscem by His Royal Hghness,
and that especially plain speaking Is promptly
punished by loss Of the Princes favor and cOuntenancc
In point of fact, tho plain speaker IL placed In the
position " the hero Of Cob0rn's song. and only for
tcln: hls friend that no wrong gets two lovely
black owes. Th probable and not unnatural slave who
was told To whisper daily TO Philip that he was mortal
wa presumably not persona graa' at the Court OF
MacedOn and his appointment has not been filled up at
Marlborough Houso But no one can deny that His
Royal ghness has always discharged his public duties
with answering loyalty and zeal.
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tho report az to Lord Dunroven and tho Governor
Goncralship Of Canada Il pure fiction.
CABINrT TROUBLES IL BOND STREET
Mr. Iu-kIn's real or supposed Vaccinations at last
have been verified. Sir Coutts Lindsay has had to
choose between pure art and loss and prudent shop
keeping and profit, and, It seems, has made up his
mind TO accept the latter alternative. The inmedl-
ate consequence Is serious split In the Bond Street Cab
met Tho able Secretaries OF state for Art aud the
Press Departments have both resigned, and Mr. Joseph
Pykc, Chancellor OF the EHchequer Ia master of tho
situation. In a weak moment, Sir coutts takes Mr..
stcads young man into his confidence and the hubbnb
In tho studios Is forthwith increased tcnfOld 1t
appears that Mr. Halle and Mr.. Comyns Carr object
to the present management OF GrOsvcn0r Gallery
inartistlc Thoy said TO have little admiration
for vcrc,'chagon, and have certainly deprecated lind
ing the gallery To a Mr.. Wade for purposes.
1t lent" replies Sir Coutts, q" for SINH
lar purpose to a Mr.. Halle" 10 this It may,
body ha, right to quarrel with the patriotic rcsolu-
ton OF hIr. Halle and SIR Comyns Carr 10 immediate
thcns tho altar OF pure art and loss Although
It Is unfortunate that they should have thrown up
Their app iItm'nts In tho midst Of tho necessary
rang for the coming winter exhibition, 81 tOutts
cannot certainly 10 expected to conduct his enterprise
ON plilautDropic principles. So think Lords Craw-
forl and Vantage and great many other people who
sid, with him strongly In tho present controversy.
Undaunicd by what has happened he means TO open
Tho winter exhibition, which Will now be confined to
English pictures Of tho Georgian epoch, January /,
ana hc has llitlc fear a. to tho future Tho Gallery
club will resume rs meetings January l.
AviStr FgON THE KING ~ TIE BrLGfANS
II (, understood that Mr.. do kcyscrs year I'm office
Will be- ,sna4ci Ly av.lt specially pad to the Lord
Mayor by the King Of tho begians. who holds the
public and private virtues OF his country man In high
c,to,m.
FRuSrEATI ~ or TIE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND.
Dr. Qualn remains 1rcnthsm In constant
ATTENDANCE on the Duke OF Sutherland who Is now
surrounded by all tho ncmbers OF his family. The
prostratiJn Of tho patient 1, excessive but in spite
of the pneumonia hopes entertained of his recoy-
PROFESSOR srOKEss NEW OFFICE.
The cloak Of Mr.. Berc~fori Hope ia, after ALL 10
descend upon tho shoulders Of Professor St"h'e VINO i
considerably his senior and who was clccied to the
mathematical prof'ssor,hipiu l5lD Sir George lagct
NJ H. and d.. Ben IAthom, Of Trinity Hall, wcro also
spoken or hut tho choice fell on Professor Stokes,
who Is very popular in the Varsity. Tho whole mat
I.r. .fIe.a
Lodge and there VIII be no opposition How tho
professor will stand the wear and tear OF tho WORN
at Westminster remains to DO seen.
GENIAL AND HEARTY NKON WOLNEKrON.
Lord Woycrton present at tho iiympton Stce-
plccha,e, ON saturday. Tho weather was very rough
and VT saturday evening he was al the theatre,
and intended supplng arcrward with party of
friends, but EXCUSED himself on the plea OF having
taken a chill and feeling generally indlspo-ed. lilo
retired to hl. hotd, whore no died on sunday after
noon. Lord wolverton was kind-heartcd generous
man His manner though chai scteriZed by tho Giyn
bru.quonc-,, was hearty and genial, and no was
vcly pleasant companion.
A. INTERESTING AND FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
In spite Of the absence Of bridesmaids favOr@, orange
bio sons Moral decorations, wedding breakfast slip
ucrz ard rice the marriage of Mrs Greenwood cay
ton to Mr. Frank Harris at ST Mary Abbots on Wednes
day WA, both Interesting and fashionable. Archbishop
l
tho ceremony. ilor Grace Of Newcastle. In ciarct-
,,I,rcd cloak contributed the ducal sanction 10 tho
,r,c,liu,, Tom" lio,i'r, acting for Mrs Kamsdcn,
rayo tho bride away, and Charles Je,sel Was very
,apab, beat man Lady Jo-se Mrs. Jcunc, the latter
IN a wonderful costume Of fr'mch gray aud Lofd VIII
Am NcyIl rprosontcd society Mrs. Lynn IyntOn
attended on behalf OF literature and apian Iooch was
hero for the drama aud II tho se.ector' of me pas
aeo, IN verso and prose fat sond delegate. and
I.Ia u.- gHf.l t1
Mr. and Mrs, l1,dcric Chapman brought with them
IN, huu,plo blessing of Iho iotn shty REVIEW" Mr
, M. Frank uarri. started Immediately for their
nopcyroon IN the Riviera A, Mrs Harris II The 0wucr
If ono Of the most charming houses IN Para lane, and
Is a ho-tc-, Of great experience the festivities ~ Ia"
turnghtly during tho coming season VIII very prob
ably eclp,e the hp.puauc, Oi Tho Nineteenth Cen
tury udcon Amos i"dgo
TAPESTRIES FOR MAMMOTH BALLROOM
cyril Flower ha, returned from spain heavily laden
with spanish tapestries for tho adornment OF tho cnor
mon. hau roo,n which has risen In Cumberland News
Ina tho end q, tho season almost Scntly and much
moro exp, dltiotsly tho great tcmp!o OF his pro-
ganuOrs.
oxYoED PROFESSORS IN WAR PAINT.
Last week, pitched battle over tho Modern Ian
guage Honor school w DO long remembered at oNi"u
Professor, Freeman, Nrllcship and Max Muller per
formed prodigos of cioqucncc aud 'aor. Dir "Haih
Anson Of Al Souls VINO led Tho oppp1nIo1 was toii
bly, hard on the Meiical Honor School ana Douy oo-
carrd that . ford not bound 10 tcach oohNersa
uonal French and German to youthful merchants and
embryo diplonlaii.ts ono hundred and egity-iour
members voted out OF possible no. and tho tic OF ~
10 %. was a good deal regretted. The struggle VIII
corr ainly bo renewed.
MRS Ap,IK's BEAUTIFUL HOME DESTROYED.
rcgrpt to learn that Ka!thedar House, Mrs Adalr
! beautiful ro-dence IN Queen, County, was ohuroy
destroyed by tho Iocont hro Only Mrs. AdArs Io"cL'
and a few Objct, Il art wero saved
| A LEARNED OMENTALIsr BROKEN DOWN.
Sir Richard burton, of Arabian Nights celebrity
who has boon alng years. has at last brohoh
| down altogether. lie has frequently been ooi5ed
to leave his post Consul at 1restoo recruit al 'i7
bad or Saucrbrunn In summer ana Al Nico Ut 'ioo"o